2023 OKH U4: Contemporary OK (1945-Present)

A typical Oklahoma leader in the second half of the twentieth century would be most likely to fill the following description:

• A well-educated representative of people of different races

• A well-educated representative of people of different races

• A well-educated representative of people of different races

• A well-educated representative of people of different races

The state legislature refused to give more representation to the cities and less to rural areas because a majority of the legislators:

• represented rural districts and did not want to lose power to urban interests.

• represented rural districts and did not want to lose power to urban interests.

• represented rural districts and did not want to lose power to urban interests.

• represented rural districts and did not want to lose power to urban interests.

The last Democratic presidential candidate to win in Oklahoma was:

• Lyndon B. Johnson.

• Lyndon B. Johnson.

• Lyndon B. Johnson.

• Lyndon B. Johnson.

The state's first Republican governor was:

• Henry Bellman

• Henry Bellman

• Henry Bellman

• Henry Bellman

One change that affected Oklahoma agriculture after World War II was that

• fewer Oklahomans were making their living through farming every year.

• fewer Oklahomans were making their living through farming every year.

• fewer Oklahomans were making their living through farming every year.

• fewer Oklahomans were making their living through farming every year.

Between 1950 and 1975, Oklahomans moved to all of the following areas EXCEPT:

• rural areas of Oklahoma.

• rural areas of Oklahoma.

• rural areas of Oklahoma.

• rural areas of Oklahoma.

When the prices for beef reached very high levels, ranchers:

• kept and bred their heifers in order to have more cattle for sale at higher prices.

• kept and bred their heifers in order to have more cattle for sale at higher prices.

• kept and bred their heifers in order to have more cattle for sale at higher prices.

• kept and bred their heifers in order to have more cattle for sale at higher prices.

The best way for Oklahoma to avoid chronic economic difficulties is to:

• encourage many different industries to invest in Oklahoma.

• encourage many different industries to invest in Oklahoma.

• encourage many different industries to invest in Oklahoma.

• encourage many different industries to invest in Oklahoma.

The single major industry that has supplied the most personal income in Oklahoma's modern economy is:

• government

• government

• government

• government

Which one of the following statements is true of Oral Roberts?

• A. He built a religious empire that included radio and television.

• A. He built a religious empire that included radio and television.

• He built a religious empire that included radio and television.

• He built a religious empire that included radio and television.